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fantomlord

is Blowin Smoke!
Joined
Sep 24, 2012
Location
Sauk City, WI
Took my remaining shoulder from the lamb we bought

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slathered with a paste made from garlic, k salt, EVOO, and then hit it with some fresh cracked pepper

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let it get happy for a bit while I got the OTG going with some RO lump, and an apple branch. put it on there with a drip pan below with some sliced onions and water.

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let it go until it was almost probe tender, and chopped up some root veggies and garlic

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parked the lamb on top of it until it was probing tender all over

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let it rest while the veggies finished up.

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made some gravy from the drippings. shredded the shoulder up

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served it with some veg and gravy

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fork shot (there's rules about that, you know :roll:)

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This came out fantastic! probably the best lamb I've done yet :whoo:
 
Very nice. Luscious looking. I need to try that.
I love lamb, but most of my family, not so much.
This might change them.
 
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